Articles from Arkansas Business (September 3, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 Arkansas baptist football schedule.		Calendar	72
A healthy Hillis holds the key for hogs.	Harris, Jim		2067
After midnight.			157
Ain't life grand?		Brief article	185
Alltel shareholders OK buyout by private equity.	Turner, Lance		106
American Bankers Association School of Bank Marketing & Management.			39
Arkansas Children's Hospital Foundation.			31
Arkansas Educational Television Network Commission.			38
Arkansas has been a natural fit for BASS founder Scott.	Wright, Steve		634
Arkansas Manufacturing Solutions is hosting Manufacturing Matters Conference 2007: Smarter Choices for Growth from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 27 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Little Rock.		Conference news	73
Arkansas Methodist Medical Center.			20
At long last, justice.			377
Boyd Metals Inc.			22
Bruce James calls the hogs.			1080
CalArk a success story.	Gatliff, George	Letter to the editor	70
Camping World of Bowling Green, Ky., America's largest retailer of RV and outdoor supplies, camping accessories and recreational vehicles, opened its first store in Arkansas last week off Interstate 40 in North Little Rock.			62
CaseStack.		Brief article	64
Centennial Bank players wheel, deal.	Waldon, George		1227
Champion parts posts second-quarter loss.		Financial report	136
Change of scenery.			109
Cities across the state also are paying more attention and are adding to or improving.		Brief article	93
Coaches, doctor top list of highest-paid state workers.	Moritz, Gwen		513
Commercial location.	Waldon, George	Brief article	89
Conway Regional Health System.			17
Costly commentary.			211
Countdown to p-day.			310
Country Club manor.	Waldon, George		102
Dillard's posts 2Q loss of $25m; faces new attack.		Financial report	772
Estates purchase.	Waldon, George	Brief article	88
Evening starters.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief article	281
Eyes on the Indians.			88
Farmers Insurance Group.			36
Fayetteville shale play symposium pulls in 400.			75
Flake-Kelley takes over Dixie leasing.	Jensen, Andrew		162
Fox trot.			86
Glamour Girls invade NWA.			213
Good (no) call.			141
Highest-paid state employees.	Mortiz, Gwen		3689
Indians' goals start after Texas.	Couch, Martin		948
Indians' payday.			80
Industrial loan.	Waldon, George	Brief article	61
Jonesboro Prosthetic & Orthotic Laboratory.			18
Jonesboro's Nestle plant plans to hire 120 workers.	Henry, John	Brief article	62
Legal notices.			446
Liberty Bank's suits seek $20m tied to 16 loans.	Stockstill, Katie		210
Local soccer participation up 14 percent.	Friedman, Mark		614
LPGA expected to boost economy by $10 million.	Jensen, Andrew		303
Mama Bea's Big Burgers Inc.		Brief article	66
Marble funding.	Waldon, George	Brief article	73
Mark Gibbs recently left the Westside YMCA in Little Rock as director of soccer operations.			36
Market watch.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief article	103
Maverick gas wells come up dry in Woodruff County.	Hinkel, Nate; Byerly, Brenda	Company overview	1512
Medical Dosimetry Certification Board.			36
Methodist Family Health Foundation.			32
More NFL-style drills.		Brief article	321
More of the same.			153
Multifamily mortgage.	Waldon, George		123
Murphy oil subsidiary buys Welsh refinery.			89
National champions in a battle zone: while Central high's image suffered in 1957, its football team won everything.	Cox, Brian		1525
Night & day.		Brief article	276
On the line.			548
Overnight deal.			37
Patrick Henry Hays Senior Center.		Brief article	80
Payday lenders face hurdles: NLR, state regulators take aim at controversial industry.	Friedman, Mark		1601
Penthouse & outhouse.			492
Pipe land.	Waldon, George		105
Players to watch.			127
Preseason top 10 of 2007.			380
Ray Wallace, who was hired in May as provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, has officially assumed his duties.			121
Razorbacks ought to get their kicks in 2007.	Harris, Jim		633
Rising up among the weeds.	Couch, Martin		1237
School transaction.	Waldon, George	Brief article	104
Separation anxiety.			220
September features major clashes, three of six contests set for TV.	Nelson, Rex		1031
Shale's economic effects greater than expected.	Moritz, Gwen		295
Sherwood dirt.			72
Siloam springs to be site of Driscoll's Hampton Inn.	Bell, Robert		102
Speaking out.			286
Stock summary.			575
Storage sale.	Waldon, George	Brief article	122
Summer numbers.	Hinkel, Nate		128
Sylvia Mohr, standards specialist with the U.S. Mission to the European Union, will speak at the Sept. 11 meeting of the World Trade Club from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, 201 S. Shackleford Road in Little Rock.			58
Tale at 10.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief article	120
Tea room talk.	Waldon, George	Brief article	77
The best this year.		Brief article	224
The daly news.		Cartoon	10
The gas boom.	Hankins, Jeff		669
The greatest high school teams of the past 50 years.	Barclay, Leland		1911
The high schools are noticing the increased attention to soccer.			72
The players: hog hopefuls become buffaloes first, while others just want to play.	Couch, Martin		512
The Sam M. Walton College of Business of the University of Arkansas has chosen Rise Vision Inc.			79
Tootie Pie Co. of Boerne, Texas, a baker and seller of handmade pies, has announced the opening of another sales region with the addition of the Little Rock division of Ben E. Keith Foods.		Financial report	50
Tracey Maulden, an executive broker for Crye-Leike Realtors of Little Rock, has received the Accredited Buyer's Representative award from the Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council.			37
U.S. Census Bureau.		Statistical data	143
UAMS emplyees.	Moritz, Gwen	Table	2139
UCA tackles full division I schedule: for more than a month, the most striking evidence of change, a dominating view from the major artery on the University of Central.	McCollum, David		612
Wake and watch.	Hinkel, Nate	Brief article	158
Wellington home.	Waldon, George		94